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Univariate Analysis: One Column at a Time

Data Analysis trainer (unnamed) Marketing-analytics practitioner; runs four AI data tools on one e-commerce orders dataset

The short version

  1. Look at one variable: mean, median, mode, standard deviation, quartiles - a mean salary of 10 lakh against a median of 6 lakh means outliers pull the average up. Charts: box plot, histogram (bars in bins), density plot; a long-tailed delivery-time histogram; right-skewed customer age (0:00-0:02).
  2. The course dataset: e-commerce orders with order ID, status, platform, delivery type, category, size, date, amount, city, state. Single-column questions: how many cancelled; Amazon vs Flipkart counts; most frequent category, size, city; max and mean amount (0:03-0:04).

At a glance, three clicks deep

Skim here first: the closed row is the glance, open is the study card with the key points and timestamps, and the ↓ link drops to that concept's full write-up below.

01Univariate analysis: centre, spread, shape, outliersOne variable;›

One variable; centre, spread, shape.

Statistics and charts (0:00-0:02)

Dataset questions (0:03-0:04)

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The concepts in full

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Univariate analysis: centre, spread, shape, outliers

Mean ten lakh, median six. Somebody in that dataset earns a great deal more than everyone else.

One column at a time: central values (mean, median, mode), spread (standard deviation, quartiles), shape and outliers. A mean far above the median signals high outliers. Charts: box plot, histogram (a bar chart grouped into bins), density plot; skewness (ages mostly 25-40 with a few over 70 is right-skewed). On the orders dataset: counts by status and platform, most frequent category, size and city, maximum and average amount. This is the baseline you prompt an AI tool for first.

Why it matters

Every later prompt starts with 'univariate, bivariate, multivariate'.

Tools referenced

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Microsoft ExceldemonstratedDataset shown, no formulas

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    Resources mentioned

    Resources
    • docE-commerce orders dataset (xlsx)

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